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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

2

Louisiana Post Names Delegates To National Convention

Derveloy announces Matt Monaghan of Alexandria as department adjutant and finance officer and identifies district and auxiliary delegates elected to represent Louisiana at the national convention in Boston in September. Includes names of governors, district delegates, alternates, and auxiliary officers across New Orleans Shreveport Baton Rouge and other cities.

Fiam Jacobs New Orleans Derveloy Matt Monaghan Alexandria New Iberia Advvocate William Chisholm Shreveport Sam Moncia Opelousas Junor Baseball Louisiana Boston Jones Roland Cocreham Baton Charles Mitchell Monroe Martin Welch George F. Roeling John Arthur Wallace Benton James C. Casserly George Parker Fred E. Simonson Metairie Joe Kadak Luling Edwin Meyer Thibodaux C. L. Mengins New Theria Roscoe Campbell J. B. Youngblood Mansfield Arden B. Smith Oak Grove John A. Helgason Mounds Harry Cloudy Baton Rouge Lester Gonzles Gonzales Steve Alford Lake Charles New Oreans Robert Langhart L. B. Seidenspinner L. L. McCormick Destrehan W. W. Thayer Lafayette Hugh Stadgill Ruston Albert Teenberg

Refugees Dock Safely in New York After Atlantic Voyage

Passengers praised the voyage and the British confidence in victory as the liner reached New York. Descriptions recount a storm on June 2 after leaving Galway with 60 sailors, a noisy propeller loss, and Nazi broadcasts fueling fears. Notables aboard included Mrs. Robert Montgomery and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt. her husband served as a British Army major and retained American citizenship.

Seacick Galway Paul H. Sullivan Goodyear Rubber Company Germany United States Theodora Talcott Slater West Hartford Conn Robert Montgomery France Kermit Roosevelt Roosevelt

Italians' Setup in Europe's War

An analysis estimates Italy could raise up to 5 million first line combatants aged 18 to 55 and deploy many across the empire. It cites about 8,000 aircraft with 2,160 first line fighters and roughly 1 million tons of naval strength. Prewar estimates show Italy at 717.9 thousand tons versus Britain's 2,079,863 and France's 755,570. Italy focuses on submarines and motor torpedo boats. A final sentence notes stutterers may have a larger vocabulary than those without speech impediments.

Italy Great Britain France

Swiss Arm For Suspected Invasion Threats In 1940

About 400,000 Swiss troops stood ready along the Wirkelried line and Alpine passes facing Germany and Italy. Basel and Geneva showed calm as gunfire from the Maginot and Siegfried lines echoed, with residents adapting to war fears and a pilot surviving a parachuting mishap amid armed civilians.

Black Forest Wirkelried Germany Italy Aar Rhine Koblenz Geneva Limmatt Reuss Switzerland Basel Thurgau

Russians and Japan sign bilateral agreement and commission

A joint Russian Japanese commission to settle borders was formed but disbanded on January 31. Pravda warned that US entry into the European war would threaten American bases in the Pacific and could lead to a Atlantic naval focus benefiting Japanese imperialism in the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines. Kansas passes law banning public snake eating.

Communist Party Pravda United States Pacific Atlantic Dutch East Indies Philippines

Air Ace Kain Killed in Action and Other War Dispatches

Flying Officer E J Cobber Kain New Zealand pilot and Britain first air ace of the war killed in action at 22. Alfred Paul Ritter eight killed in a Klingelnstein bombing near Ulm Germany. Paris cabinet meeting canceled. Norway abandons resistance to save northern region. German reports say incendiaries hit Niedervellmar near Cassel. minor damage. Berlin DJL says Dutch German frontier status reported from Berlin.

London E. J. “Cobber Kain New Zealand Britain France Washington State Department Alfred Paul Ritter Klingenstein Ulm Germany Marie Collingdale Stockholm Otto Ruge Norway Berlin Niedervellmar Cassel DNB

Battle reports and wartime updates from London and Berlin

A collection of dispatches note wartime activity with Germany and Britain. Reports include Urbsys traveling to Moscow for talks, Britain preparing for war savings week, and the Vulcania liner release. British carrier Glorious and ships Orama, Acasta, Ardent, and Oil Pioneer are sunk or presumed lost. Camel fat facts conclude with a biology tidbit.

London Britain Glorious Orama Oiers Acasta Ardent Courageous North Sea Royal Air Force

Legislature Set for Busy Period in 1938 Session

Thomas D. Gilmore of West Feliciana parish presses tax measures on incomes liquor and natural gas while Governor Jones withholds endorsement. Observers view the license bill as a revenue backstop. House appropriations committee to begin daily sessions as the 1938 legislature plans to fund state government with about 75 million dollars.

Thomas D. Gilmore West Feliciana Parish Jones Bayer Gilmore House Appropriations Committee

Two U S Workers Burned In Explosion At Sea

An explosion of a gasoline stove aboard the United States Bureau of Fisheries lugger No 58 wrecked the 49 foot vessel off New Orleans. Captain Rufus Head aged 34 and deckhand George Benton aged 33 were seriously burned. The lugger carried about 500 gallons of gasoline and burned to the waterline, leaving the upper structure in splinters and twisted metal. The vessel was valued at about $10,000.

New Orleans United States Bureau of Fisheries Rufus Head George Benton

Italy Calls Citizens to Arms for Victory Creed

In a Berlin gathering the speaker proclaims Fascist morale and vows to march with Germany to victory. He credits Victor Emmanuel and asserts Italy’s unity and resolve to achieve lasting peace through force.

Italy Yugoslavia Greece Turkey Egypt Berlin Germany Victor Emmanuel Europe

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